49th National Congress of Chile

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The XLIX legislative period of the Chilean Congress was elected in the 1993 Chilean parliamentary election and served until 11 March 1998.[1]

Jurisdiction Chile
Term11 March 1994 (1994-03-11) – 11 March 1998 (1998-03-11)
Members47
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
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XLIX Period of the Chilean Congress
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Jurisdiction Chile
Term11 March 1994 (1994-03-11) – 11 March 1998 (1998-03-11)
Senate
Members47
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Members120
Party controlChristian Democratic Party
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List of Senators

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ConstituencySenatorPartyVotes%
I[c] Sergio Bitar PPD 63 810 39,44 %
Julio Lagos Cosgrove RN 41 328 25,54 %
II[c] Carmen Frei DC
Arturo Alessandri Besa Ind-RN
III[c] Ricardo Núñez PS 32 442 29,60 %
Ignacio Pérez Walker RN 23 737 21,65 %
IV[c] Ricardo Hormazábal DC
Alberto Cooper RN
V[c] Carlos Ominami PS 117 699 33,27 %
Sergio Romero Pizarro RN 109 538 30,96 %
VI[c] Juan Hamilton DC 116 515 29,89 %
Beltrán Urenda UDI 117 205 30,06 %
VII[c] Andrés Zaldívar DC
Miguel Otero Lathrop[a] RN
VIII[c] María Elena Carrera[b] PS
Sebastián Piñera Ind-RN
IX[c] Nicolás Díaz Sánchez DC
Anselmo Sule PR
X[c] Jaime Gazmuri PS 82 259 30,06 %
Francisco Javier Errázuriz UCC 103 567 37,85 %
XI[c] Manuel Matta DC 52 824 32,91 %
Hernán Larraín UDI 41 387 25,79 %
XII[c] Arturo Frei Bolívar DC
Eugenio Cantuarias UDI
XIII[c] Mariano Ruiz-Esquide DC
Mario Ríos Santander RN
XIV[c] Roberto Muñoz Barra PPD 55 757 40,30 %
Francisco Prat RN 38 662 27,94 %
XV[c] Jorge Lavandero DC 97 389 39,32 %
Sergio Diez RN 58 118 23,46 %
XVI[c] Gabriel Valdés DC
Enrique Larre Ind-RN
XVII[c] Bruno Siebert Ind-RN
Sergio Páez Verdugo DC
XVIII[c] Adolfo Zaldívar DC 11 480 29,53 %
Antonio Horvath Ind-UDI 11 544 29,69 %
XIX[c] José Ruiz de Giorgio DC
Rolando Calderón PS
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Appointed Senators 1990–1998

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InstitutionSenatorParty
Supreme Court Ricardo Martín Díaz Ind
Carlos Letelier Ind
Army Santiago Sinclair Ind
Navy Ronald Mc-Intyre Ind
Air Force Vacant[c] Ind
Carabineros Vicente Huerta Celis Ind
Comptroller General Olga Feliú Ind
University of Chile Rectorate William Thayer Arteaga RN
Minister of State Sergio Fernández Fernández Ind
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List of deputies

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DistrictDeputyPartyVotes%
1[d] Salvador Urrutia PPD 35 928 43,04 %
Carlos Valcarce RN 24 386 29,21 %
2[d] Jorge Soria Macchiavello PPD 23 941 30,37 %
Ramón Pérez Opazo RN 28 909 36,67 %
3[d] Fanny Pollarolo Ind-PDI 34 426 42,82 %
Carlos Cantero RN 17 931 22,30 %
4[d] Felipe Valenzuela Herrera PS 31 799 27,45 %
Rubén Gajardo DC 43 761 37,78 %
5[d] Erick Villegas DC 19 090 28,94 %
Carlos Vilches RN 13 320 20,19 %
6[d] Armando Arancibia PS 11 345 25,95 %
Baldo Prokurica RN 12 125 27,74 %
7[d] Joaquín Palma Irarrázaval DC 24 562 29,47 %
Eugenio Munizaga RN 23 007 27,61 %
8[d] Jorge Pizarro DC 51 258 52,33 %
Francisco Encina PS 13 360 13,64 %
9[d] Renán Fuentealba Vildósola DC 15 512 24,63 %
Isabel Allende Bussi PS 21 752 34,54 %
10[d] Ignacio Walker DC 46 214 34,25 %
Alfonso Vargas RN 32 840 24,34 %
11[d] Nelson Ávila Contreras PPD 34 554 33,08 %
Claudio Rodríguez Cataldo RN 29 213 27,96 %
12[d] Iván de la Maza DC 42 891 37,78 %
Arturo Longton Guerrero RN 38 630 34,03 %
13[d] Aldo Cornejo DC 64 232 41,67 %
Francisco Bartolucci UDI 45 010 29,20 %
14[d] José Makluf DC 44 996 28,10 %
Raúl Urrutia RN 47 729 29,81 %
15[d] Samuel Venegas DC 30 174 39,85 %
Evelyn Matthei Ind-RN 19 572 25,85 %
16[d] Zarko Luksic DC 38 186 30,93 %
Patricio Melero UDI 35 881 29,06 %
17[d] Ramón Elizalde DC 58 693 33,80 %
María Antonieta Saa PPD 62 190 35,82 %
18[d] Ignacio Balbontín DC 38 719 19,79 %
Guido Girardi PPD 85 537 42,69 %
19[d] Mario Hamuy Berr DC 37 748 28,59 %
Cristian Leay UDI 32 757 24,81 %
20[d] Carlos Dupré DC 69 617 31,82 %
Ángel Fantuzzi RN 76 679 35,05 %
21[d] Gutenberg Martínez DC 74 079 38,70 %
Alberto Espina RN 82 941 43,33 %
22[d] Jorge Schaulsohn PPD 50 386 37,51 %
Alberto Cardemil RN 35 740 26,61 %
23[d] Carlos Bombal UDI 65 449 34,89 %
Andrés Allamand RN 58 471 31,17 %
24[d] María Angélica Cristi RN 54 016 39,19 %
Tomás Jocelyn-Holt DC 43 100 31,27 %
25[d] Andrés Palma Irarrázaval DC 63 431 34,79 %
Jaime Orpis UDI 49 538 27,17 %
26[d] Mariana Aylwin DC 48 309 32,91 %
Carlos Montes Cisternas PS 47 919 32,64 %
27[d] Camilo Escalona PS 62 629 33,39 %
Iván Moreira UDI 52 639 28,06 %
28[d] Rodolfo Seguel DC 46 811 25,57 %
Darío Paya UDI 41 029 22,41 %
29[d] Maximiano Errázuriz Eguiguren RN 32 271 19,69 %
Jaime Estévez PS 52 706 32,16 %
30[d] Andrés Aylwin DC 68 442 46,20 %
Pablo Longueira UDI 47 282 31,92 %
31[d] Vicente Sota PPD 48 858 32,59 %
Juan Antonio Coloma Correa UDI 49 076 32,73 %
32[d] Aníbal Pérez PS 28 757 30,64 %
Alejandro García-Huidobro UCC 24 398 26,00 %
33[d] Juan Pablo Letelier PS 46 577 41,89 %
Andrés Chadwick UDI 35 361 31,80 %
34[d] Sergio Morales Morales PR 24 565 26,75 %
Juan Masferrer UDI 20 126 21,92 %
35[d] Juan Carlos Latorre DC 33 338 46,05 %
José María Hurtado RN 13 030 18,00 %
36[d] Roberto León DC 43 484 37,60 %
Sergio Correa UDI 35 455 30,66 %
37[d] Sergio Aguiló PS 38 066 44,36 %
Homero Gutiérrez DC 17 067 19,89 %
38[d] Romy Rebolledo PPD 24 874 35,07 %
Pedro Álvarez-Salamanca RN 15 034 21,20 %
39[d] Jaime Naranjo PS 44 883 53,40 %
Luis Valentín Ferrada RN 24 974 29,72 %
40[d] Osvaldo Vega Vera UDI 21 396 28,49 %
Guillermo Ceroni PPD 17 054 22,71 %
41[d] Isidoro Tohá PS 41 206 33,27 %
Rosauro Martínez Ind-RN 46 727 37,73 %
42[d] Hosain Sabag DC 63 600 56,35 %
Felipe Letelier PPD 21 155 18,74 %
43[d] Jorge Ulloa UDI 33 558 27,96 %
Víctor Barrueto PPD 30 361 25,30 %
44[d] José Miguel Ortíz DC 55 622 33,29 %
José Antonio Viera Gallo PS 51 829 31,02 %
45[d] Edmundo Salas DC 44 680 40,95 %
Alejandro Navarro Brain PS 27 328 25,05 %
46[d] Martita Worner PPD 39 059 41,45 %
Jaime Rocha PR 17 384 18,45 %
47[d] Octavio Jara Wolff PPD 54 079 38,20 %
Víctor Pérez Varela UDI 32 446 22,92 %
48[d] Edmundo Villouta DC 21 272 29,78 %
Francisco Bayo Veloso RN 14 498 20,30 %
49[d] Miguel Hernández Saffirio DC 19 518 29,74 %
José Antonio Galilea RN 18 773 28,60 %
50[d] Francisco Huenchumilla DC 55 798 42,27 %
José García Ruminot RN 39 505 33,47 %
51[d] Eugenio Tuma PPD 20 818 31,58 %
Teodoro Ribera RN 17 800 27,00 %
52[d] Mario Acuña Cisternas DC 23 013 36,44 %
René Manuel García RN 24 914 39,45 %
53[d] Exequiel Silva DC 27 531 32,91 %
Juan Enrique Taladriz RN 30 060 35,93 %
54[d] José Luis González Rodríguez PPD 25 305 31,10 %
Carlos Caminondo RN 24 249 29,80 %
55[d] Sergio Ojeda Uribe DC 27 737 35,06 %
Marina Prochelle RN 21 005 26,55 %
56[d] Víctor Reyes Alvarado DC 26 685 37,99 %
Harry Jürgensen RN 18 938 26,96 %
57[d] Sergio Elgueta DC 24 895 30,85 %
Carlos Kuschel RN 20 287 25,14 %
58[d] Gabriel Ascencio DC 22 172 32,56 %
Claudio Alvarado Ind-UDI 15 505 22,77 %
59[d] Héctor Zambrano Opazo DC 10 230 26,95 %
Valentín Solís UCC 8318 21,91 %
60[d] Pedro Muñoz Aburto PS 21 504 29,79 %
Vicente Karelovic Ind-UDI 17 102 23,69 %
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Notes

  1. [a]
    Miguel Otero Lathrop, (RN), obtained the third majority in 1989 with 199,856 votes (15.31%) in the Western Metropolitan Region; he took office after the assassination of UDI senator Jaime Guzmán Errázuriz on April 1, 1991.
  2. [b]
    María Elena Carrera Villavicencio, an independent socialist candidate in 1989, obtained 221,080 votes (15.48%) in the Eastern Metropolitan Region; she took the vacant seat after the resignation of DC senator Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle in 1993.
  3. [c]
    César Ruíz Danyau, commander-in-chief of the Chilean Air Force, died of a pulmonary embolism on 21 November 1990 before completing his senatorial term. According to the 1980 Constitution of Chile, the seat was not filled since Institutional Senators were presidentially appointed for 8 years.

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